The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-07

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N. LeY;-LetterS OF ADMINISTRATOR:
Miss Daisy Bsgral IS visiting tr1ends
in Wedseield.
Mr. E. c. Easterling, Of Georgetown
is visiting relatives IL town.
Mr.. B.A. Walker is on his annual
tript north to purchase goods.
Miss Estelle Wider lett Yesterday for
her home III Galveston, Texas.
Miss Lucy Barron returned to San
ter to school ca Monday. She IS stH-
dent at the Institute.
Mrs. R. a. C'a;:,2, OF Foyeston, IS
visiting relatives in tIis county-Stm-
ter Adudnce.
Mr.sLeslie Bagnal has gone to Col
umbia. He will clerk for Messrs. Nc
Creery & Bro.
Despondent croakers are more
cheerful now that the fall business is
increasing the supply of money.
Rev. James Mcdowell will be home
from Ssluda this week, and preach as
usual in the Presbyteria4. church next
Sunday.
Cotton is on boom in MAJ n;ng.
Prices paid for it will compare favor
ably with any interior market IN the
State.
The friends of Miss Lizzie Benbow,
of Manning, were delighted to see her
in our town last week.-Wotcbn'an and
,South7'on.
Louis Loyns' space will be filed
next week. Mr.. Loyns is merchant
of long standing here and enjoys a
profitable trade.
New clerks: J.N. Mcleod at Lewis,
Louis A Vidal, OF Charleston, at
Loyns' and William Jenklnson at
Rigby's.
Mis- Sallie Levi returned to Man
ming last week from the mountains
She left Monday to attend School at
st Joseph's Academy at Sumter.
The .Soutae,7, Christian -1drocGte
ranks high among tie best religious
papers in the country. 1t IS vaiua-
BILE addition to our exchange list.
Misses Monte Hsrvin and Carrie
Conyers are attending school in Sum
ter, the first at the Institute, and the
latter at the Misses Giradeaus school.
aI am the rose of Sharon and the
lilly of the valleys" This was the text
of sermon preached by Rev. &. N.
Mood last Sunday. It has been the sub
iect of much favorable comment
Mr.. Dinkins, OF Manning, is now at
the depot aiding Mr.. Scarborough
and bis polite gentiemanly bearing,
has won hosts of friends for him al
ready.-BishopriHe Enquirer.
DR.. Briggs, of clarendon, has been
in town on a visit to friends, and re-
latives, and 50 favorbly impressed IS
The Doctor, with our little city, that
he talks of locating.-B[>0opctUe E"-
.qulrer.
Mr. j. N. Riggs was in the TIHEs Office
yesterday, his facial organs wreathed
in smiles The cause of so much hap
piness is little stranger, Miss Riggs,
added to LIS possessions.
Mrs. Alfred Setter, with her two
sons, Mr.. J. G. II. and II. L. Setter,
have returned to Manning, after an
absence of four years spent IN New
ton, North Carolina
The passenger locomotives OF tie
Atlantic Coast line have been draped
in mourning for sometime as attribute
of respect to the mefaory OF William
Harper, an engineer on the line lately
deceased.
Our merchants have purchased from
the northern markets immense stocks
for this falls trade. They offer these
goods at prices that cannot be better
ed anywhere.
Captain A Levi has been on pros
pecting tour to Decatur, Ala, lie re-
ports it as the 2:ost promising town
in the South. Money invested there
be BELIEVES, will double itself in less
than year.
Professor Bonham is now at bores
ton, whittier he has gone to take
charge Of the Foreston Academy. He
will be missed in Manning; however
being so near, We viii expect him tc
visit US often.
The large purchases made By oul
merchants for the fall trade are daily
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